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Santa's House Is Listed on Zillow.Com and It Looks Amazing Inside - Vimarsana News

Santa's House Is Listed on Zillow.Com and It Looks Amazing Inside

Take a peek inside Santa's house and yes it's on Zillow.com

Santa's House Is Listed on Zillow.Com and It Looks Amazing Inside - Vimarsana News

Santa's House Is Listed on Zillow.Com and It Looks Amazing Inside

Take a peek inside Santa's house and yes it's on Zillow.com

Tri-Cities Needs this Iconic Floating Casino and It's for Sale - Vimarsana News

Tri-Cities Needs this Iconic Floating Casino and It's for Sale

It took $15 million dollars to build the Emerald Queen back in 1995 and 26 years later it’s up for sale for $4.9 million. The Emerald Queen Casino that most of us know near Tacoma actually began as the Emerald Queen Riverboat Casino that was purchased by the Puyallup Tribe and docked at the Port of Tacoma.

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Tri-Cities Needs this Iconic Floating Casino and It's for Sale - Vimarsana News

Tri-Cities Needs this Iconic Floating Casino and It's for Sale

It took $15 million dollars to build the Emerald Queen back in 1995 and 26 years later it’s up for sale for $4.9 million. The Emerald Queen Casino that most of us know near Tacoma actually began as the Emerald Queen Riverboat Casino that was purchased by the Puyallup Tribe and docked at the Port of Tacoma.

Tri-Cities Needs this Iconic Floating Casino and It's for Sale - Vimarsana News

Tri-Cities Needs this Iconic Floating Casino and It's for Sale

It took $15 million dollars to build the Emerald Queen back in 1995 and 26 years later it’s up for sale for $4.9 million. The Emerald Queen Casino that most of us know near Tacoma actually began as the Emerald Queen Riverboat Casino that was purchased by the Puyallup Tribe and docked at the Port of Tacoma.